Comments on: Big Office. Little Den. http://www.monagrayson.com/big-office-little-den/ Choosing love and making good memories. Questioning the mind. Mon, 23 May 2011 03:24:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Mona http://www.monagrayson.com/big-office-little-den/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Mona Sat, 06 Jun 2009 18:27:53 +0000 http://www.monagrayson.com/?p=153#comment-74 @Michelle - Glad you're here! I do facilitate The Work still - yes. And I loved reading about how you're seeing how even the "bad" things give you an opportunity to see interesting things about yourself and about others that maybe you wouldn't have seen otherwise. Noticing things like that is such a cool practice and ability. Looking forward to staying in touch~ @Michelle – Glad you’re here! I do facilitate The Work still – yes. And I loved reading about how you’re seeing how even the “bad” things give you an opportunity to see interesting things about yourself and about others that maybe you wouldn’t have seen otherwise. Noticing things like that is such a cool practice and ability. Looking forward to staying in touch~

]]> By: Michelle Mitchell http://www.monagrayson.com/big-office-little-den/comment-page-1/#comment-71 Michelle Mitchell Sat, 06 Jun 2009 15:06:04 +0000 http://www.monagrayson.com/?p=153#comment-71 Just wanted to tell you that I love your blog! I found you by searching for The Work and facillitators. Do you still do that? I really appreciate your fresh, light, and often humerous writing style. This post today made me smile because I find myself doing these thought shifts more and more myself. A bad haircut becomes a freeing moment when I stop to realize that people love me no matter what I think I must look like for them. A burnt batch of cookies becomes a moment for me to appreciate all the batches I haven't burnt and a quiet perceptive look at my body and it's lack of wants and needs, etc. Please keep it coming! Just wanted to tell you that I love your blog! I found you by searching for The Work and facillitators. Do you still do that?

I really appreciate your fresh, light, and often humerous writing style. This post today made me smile because I find myself doing these thought shifts more and more myself. A bad haircut becomes a freeing moment when I stop to realize that people love me no matter what I think I must look like for them. A burnt batch of cookies becomes a moment for me to appreciate all the batches I haven’t burnt and a quiet perceptive look at my body and it’s lack of wants and needs, etc.

Please keep it coming!

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